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I. I . VOL. J. I E DAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. ALBANY, OR., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1888. NO 141 I FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Prompt Attention-First-class Hoarse iT After bushiBss hour call at residence oornor Fifth and link or streets. OVRLVM TO CJWFMNIA. -VIA- Soathorn Paoiflo Company's Lino, T1IK lir. K!l 1ST t ItldlTK. hr ; mJ ti-itw.'ii:. .Vlbviy a.il Ban Fi'mcmus, 35 hours OAWKOUNU ItXI'UBrt li.UNH VA.ILY i fiuu'.h North 4.)0 v. a. I Loavo Portland Arrive I 10:40 A M 8: 6 i' M I Lenvo Albuiy Loavo 7:0ft a k 7;l(j a h I Arrive Hun Fniiiclujci Loave (i:.'W p u LQrUL PA3H3XUKR TKAIHS DAILY (uXUCpt Sunday). .00 A u Leave H I Luuvu 40 I'M Arrive Portland Albany Kutrono Arrive 3:45 r H Lt-avo I 11,35 A M Leave I 9A0AN LOCAL HAMSUN (IB H THAI Ml DAILY, KXCKPT SUNDAY. 8:10 P M I Loavd Albany 8:i'i0p H Arrive Lubanuu ''iiitOPM 1 Leave Albany Arrive I 6:15 A M Leave 6:00 a U Arrive U;45 p M Luavel 2:00 P li PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping Oars lor Accom iiottutHMi of Secoud-l'las Passen j Rcru, attacbeilto Express Trains. Wel Side t ivlniou. BETWEEN lOBTL.iNl AMU COKVALL1B, ' if MAlLTftAlN daily (except Sunday,) . 0 A U Leave Portland Arrivo I 0:15 p J ; i.'it r u 1 Arrivo CorvtUU Leave 1:30 i BXPRK9S TtAiSft daily (oxejp. Sunday. 4:50 p H I Leave iW p h Arri-e Portland McMinnville Arrive I 11:00 a m Leave j 6.45 A H ? V. AtA'-aany nd Corvallls connect with trains of For full Information retfardlnif rates, maps, eto., on Company's Agent. R. KOEHLEH, . P. KOOERS, AU lifjf A. n't i?'. 1 1 i'. Ait iE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad. goa Development Company's Steam . ship Line, i 225 MILES SHORTER. 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by eny other route. First-dims ttirouiru passenger and I- l C.n., Dnr!unr4 and U.I I rintnLft in tun Willamette Valiev to and troul San fFranciaco, Cal. Mlamotta River Lina of Stealers. I The "Wen. M. Hoa," The -'N. S, Bent ley," The "Three Sisters" re in service for both passenger and freight trallli) be--tween Corvallls and Portland mid in'.er t mediate points, leaving Company'! wharf, Corvallls, and Messrs. Hulinan At Co's 1 wharf, Nos. 200 and 202 Front St., Port land, three times a week as follows : . NORTH BOUND. '' Leavo Coryallia, M.jn., Wed. and Friday, 1U:UJA, M. .' Leave Albany. Monday. Wod. mud Friday. 1:00 Noon I j Arrive Portland, lue., Thu, mid Saturday, 6:30 1'. M. SOUTH HOUNU. Leave Portland, Mon., Wod. and Friday, 8:00 A, SI, Leave Albany, Tue., Tliura. and Saturday, 1:W p. M, Arrivu Cu'vallia, Tue., Tim. and Saturday, 4:20 IVM. Boats make dose connection at Alban with trains of the Oregon I'aoillu Kailroad Tl.MB SJHKDULK (nvmpt. Sundays.) Lerve Albany, 1;0J p. M, . Leave Vuquina, 0:46 A,M. Leave Corvalhii, 1: 1') p, u. Leave UorvaIlie,lU:a6 A,M. Arrive Vatiuina, 6:4J P. M I.Vrnve Albany, 11:10 A. ll, O. it O. trains e muo:t at Albany and Oorvallis. The aoove trains connect at Yaciuini witli tho U.'agm UevBiopmont ConipAiiy's Ijine of HtHitinships between faquiua and San lranuiMCO, N1IL1XU V I list . Willamette Valley, Muniiav. Oct. 8. Tuesday. Oct. Willametje Valley St'.urlay.Ojt. !). Sunday. O.t.14. A'illamutte Valley Friday, Oct. 20. 1 The Company ,orye ibe right to i ..itanira mtiiiiin Mies wiliiuiil iiiilich. N. U. Fassermors from 1'or.Und and Willamette Va lev points can make olose connection with the trains of the Yaqnlna route at Aibuv or Corvallis, and it des tined In San Krauciaoo should arrange to irrlve at Yaquiua the evening before t'ate of sailing, a.acniter anil F.rlelit Unlet ninny. m Luwe.1. For Information apply tu U J Stuart, Freight and I-,,.',.! Arant. Albany, or to C H Ha'cll, Jr.i G. h. X P. Ai(t Oreiron Development t'o "04 Mnntiromerj Sail r ranciaco, oai, A. II. F. and P. Airent Ore(o:l I'aoido K HUo. Cor vallla,Or I'm j illy and fat, though 1 neodn't say that ; for a glance at my size and a look in my eyes, and you plainly can see there's no flies upon rue. I'm a little bit short both ot breath and of hair, but from ahoulders to knees you can see I'm all there. I Smile and I laugh, I joke ami I chaff; I refuse to be sad and I never got mad. But you'd never surmise where my happi ness lies, so I'll up and confsf.s what yon never could guess. A good thing to eat is always a treat, which will make you as sweet as our sugar cured met,rnakes you feel so content with the money spent that you're bound to feel glad ; and you couldn't get mad though a man just as thin as a rail or a pin was to pull at your nose or tread on your toes. If you're fat or your'e lean, if yom'e pleasant or mean, just give W. & T. a show to sell you right low, you will feel suoh a thrill of con tentment until you'll wish you were fat to eojoy more of that For the feeling's immense and you'll show your good 8f nse by buying groceries,pro visions and crockery of W & T Wallace & Thompson's Fat Man, IjPlinnBlock, Albany, Or.? JULIUS JOSEPH, Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -AND DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST C.gars, Plug annSmokiiiK Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Br .if Pipes, "and a full line of Smokers' Artjies, Also dealer CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS, J. GRADWOHL, Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware OIL AND LEAD. Agricultural Implements r AffCfiit lor Fare nnti Marine Insurance City Drug Store -A full stock of- Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, vnrmsnes, School Books, Perfumery, Toilet Soap, Brushes, Stationery, Tablets, etc. etc. Choice Cigars. Prei-cri li'-im and fmniN iroi-ipta carefully -iraparcd. Wblie in tvwo ca I in i.d ate lie. DR. GUISS & SON The Democrats of Illinois have good reason to believe that they will carry that state tor Cleveland as well as for Palmer,the latter's election being regarded as among the certainties. Xo Republican can deny that the four years of Grover Cleveland's administration nave Deen more prosperous than the four years that preceedciljit. Why, then,make a change. It is irre.lt fun for a man uhn li.n had a Burchard of his own to go off and be Burchard to somebody else, It kind of re lieves his mind. But it is rough on the other fellow. Pitronizs home industry. Try ons o Joseph's 5-csiit cijjir'. Firat of his own manufacture. Moo Poi nds. Wallace A' I'hnmnr, have just received a fine lot of bacons, nams ana lard, the best in the market. Buy them, quick. . L. Viereck's balhs. Notice for Publication, Land OBoe at Oreiron City, Or., 1 October 13th, 1888. 1 Notice is hereby given that the follow ini? named settler has filail intention to make Hual proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be uiuo ueiure tuejuuge. or in his absence before tLe Countv Clark of r.; nn nnnntv at Albany, Oregon, on Monday, Nov. 2l(b, 1888, viz : Leonard Edaar, Homestead Entry No. 4593 for the S 'A of 8 E 4 nnrl T.ots 1 and 2, of See. 4, Tp, 10, 8 & 1 E. He names me lollowlng witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and culti vation of, said land, viz : A. J. Shnlton. John Bryant, C, W. Richardson and John ui.yeu, all of Jordan, Linn county, Or, W, T. Burney, Register, New Wash House. Lee Chinaman, who lived in this town for many yearfc and was so well liked by every body has returned and will open up a new wash house the first of September, one door south of the ll'irere House. Lee does anaA work and wants everybody to get their L : J u.. fvuauiug uuue vy nim. New Wash House. H .la f 'll in mri r Viaa liminTif 4-Vi a hoii8- .f life Lee near Schmeer's stable and Mrs. Murray's hotel rrhere he is prepared to do all kirds of laundry work in lirst oUbs by its. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Major Hewitt. New York, Oct. .6.-Mayor Hewitt has made public a letter address! t ., tee of the eentiy mln."h, o e" -He aecepts the nomination, but Hf beS o w, hdraw if Tammanv will consenU. let the , ci,ize s commute choose a clean demo "c wi support Cleveland. H. H, Accident. MAL-CIl ClILXK. Pn Cl.-I ,f. T, . . , , uv an ac- edentonthe Lehigh Valley road this accident anrf7h,? i' .." . ne scene o "e able. i'i ut-u ars are unobtain- ym Hauler i.' Victoria,B. C..Oct. ifir .1..... toms authorities swooped down on six canoe, containing sixty West Cost Indians re urnmg f10m the Puget sound hop fields I he canoes were well laden with all kinds run intocostom house landin-' P Heavy Fiehtinf, Lon-oo.v, Oct. .G.-Advices from AfKh nistan report that in the fight at Tash" iur uan 500 of the ameer's men and ,600 be's were among the killed and wounaY? A Famous Mnri(iilK, Seattle, Oct. (fi Tt,. t Queensberry of Ireland, a famous patron Seattle, with a large retinue of servan s. but otherw se nnot(nj . -rtanis, Died From Daneing. Astoria, Oct. 16 Atnu,.jji. LujflV. Lh8'' CM twelve s. -r. ? amo"K the Th. T Ti , . uoson, res d ne in the neighborhood. After the marriage ceremony was over dancing began Mr? Gibson, who was in the same set as he btZt'7 !'.-. d fell (l,aLdlUy expired. - Wonn T.ft tu , .uoc parties who have whheJiSni? me"t81 '? furnish this , with wood bring ,t right along as we need WANTED. Benton Fraley. son of the undersigned, left the State of Kinsaa ten years aco to come west, since wUich time I have not heard from him. Any one knowing his whereabouts or information concerning him will confer a groat favor by communicating such to the undesigned.. Hugh Fraley, Le mrore Ca'. NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves irwUb ed to Drs. McAHUter & Woodward, are hi re by notified to call und settle at once and blv? cost. Dks. M ; Vr ur it V"jo i.vui. FOR SALE. 20 email I rait 8 anj tliroe faring on cusy terns borne near town. H, BflviNT. DR.J.L.UILL, Physician and Surgeon Office-cor. First and Ferry Stroots, ALBANY- - OREGON. Revere House: ALBANY, - - . OREGON C1IAS. PFEItTER rPtOrniKTOI. Fitted ud In firBt-olass fvl, TBi)lpf snppllnd with the ttt in Lhe market. Nice ateplng HpartitiFTitH, Sample romna for commercful travelers, t-TVre.ti I! i im 1 1 mi 1 Tr nu Hie Hotel. &1 MUS. I. HYMAN. next i-ant of S. K, Youiiu'm, Albsny, O- Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. STAMPINC OUTFITS, AND STAMr INQ DONE TO ORDER. LESSONS IN TAINTING Wednesdays and Thursdays of eacl week, and ptintiiix done loonier on plaques and othf-r material. Nine assorto1""! orllsM miturUls on tiand. Ferry Tickets. -M. Sipmi,,,.- bought the interest of J.L. Cowan in the ..uany rerry, all parties are notified that tickets mav hp rtn.l a. .K- . tt.nu s, c -. i , """lore ot moil tteilh & Seitenbach. Albany Ferry Cu. Wanted. We will pay 50 cents per roll for rhnlr shipping butter. rilOMHSON & WATERF. CUKK FOK NICK IIEIUktHE. th T ai ,.t. tT" " B;""-. Pimple, on Giii . . iLr .1 ri ' ""anacnif, auk Dr. . . , ,r,a ,, ,uil oi1x t(n Carpets. Cheaper than you can buy them in Port land. Will sell a good grade of Brussels carpet for 60 cents; a heavv three plv car pet for 7? cents, and twn n'l. nJ.' 40 cents to 50 cents. C.irriei. u large line .. iiuuieum ana' winclow shades. A. H. McIi.waw KOIt I'll.liN. ItnhiiiK I'i'f -arc kn.iii I,,-m il-nra HLo V splr oli i'i"1iic'li ;Hvorvili.Hn.ii;,(l Hvhlnir Rtu r iiijj nanii. 'I Ilia (cirni will an llliml, l,lt..,i:, g and iiriftriioinv I'llin jitlilat oncn In the ni.iiulion ol llr. Il.nnkn' lilc- rrinnly, w.iliih aula directly upon th - rln iilfecifd. Rh rlime tile ium iM, allrying the murine iitliiiitf ami eff.foiinjf a I'urniiiiie-1 cure 60 'l)ti. A'ldra Tire llr l(.wauko .M-Ccine Co . Piqu. o. Mild b.v lir. tiiii. dud s.,n. Hirycle for Sulr. A No. l', seuiLd-liaiid 48 inch F.a i Ilear inii C'ulnnii ih in (o.ni nji, i,r eale at a bai gain. Kuqmro of Hi:owxei,l & Stanard, nit. itu stvuo . In IiIh n ;w di.every ti-r Ciirinnaitl.iii, Ritcce l.rmliiclnir a nieil'eii.i wliu-li I acknowledged t. Iw .imply iiuirtel'itiK. It i. exeeeillnvly p to the lai-le, lieifeetl.v liiiriiili-aN, R.. due. net In .11 caae. of 0,iiimi,lli.ii, (Viiiha, Cold, nit C'-.uli, Croup, llrt-neliiila, and Call ll t' ' a. civeu univur.-al ..itl.fa.-ili.ii. u B, l'i.iuii .ml i.iiii h.irup I. .,,1,1 tt ure lliilss an-i Sm. I H-ii 1. it n ci'iviiiu my ai.rti anil atitnm r ea. ti'iiiln. t'a.l H11I3 soil mure bateau F. IIkad. Roots and Shoes. Call at A. B. Mc Hvaln's and see the ladies' kid and pebble i;oat shoe, for $1 50, former price $2.0 A Democrat man has seen the shoe and can pronounce it a remarkably cheap shoe for the former price. .,4